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My experience architecting a software development stack with JRuby, OpenJDK, and Roda - Retro Axis

My experience architecting a software development stack with JRuby, OpenJDK, and Roda - Retro Axis During the past several months I have been actively developing a browser-based, database application in order to catalog, rate, and review the various retro game systems and software titles in my collection. As a jumping off point to accerlate the...

Handling of HTTP Headers in Grape with Rack and Rails

Handling of HTTP Headers in Grape with Rack and Rails I recently helped debug Grape.

SHAPE UP is a new book published on the web that describes how we build software at Basecamp.

SHAPE UP is a new book published on the web that describes how we build software at Basecamp. Over the last few years, there’s been a heightened curiosity about how we work at Basecamp. People often ask us how we get so much done so quickly at such a high level of quality with such a small team. And how we keep our teams together for years...

How to run parallel jobs for RSpec tests on GitLab CI Pipeline and speed up Ruby

How to run parallel jobs for RSpec tests on GitLab CI Pipeline and speed up Ruby The common problem, when you want to run tests in parallel to complete your 1-hour test suite in a few minutes instead of waiting hours, is to find a way how to split tests on parallel jobs. Some of your Ruby or JavaScript tests can take milliseco...

Modern Encryption for Rails

Modern Encryption for Rails Encrypting sensitive data at the application-level is crucial for data security. Since writing Securing Sensitive Data in Rails, I haven’t been able to shake the feeling that encryption in Rails could be easier and cleaner.To address this, I creat...

RubyC is a European conference devoted to Ruby 14-15 September 2019, Kyiv

RubyC is a European conference devoted to Ruby 14-15 September 2019, Kyiv RubyC is the European conference devoted to Ruby, Rails, and other related technologies hosted annually by Svitla Systems in Kyiv, Ukraine. Every year, the conference attracts almost 400 participants and 14 brilliant speakers to exchange know...

Less known changes in Ruby 2.7

Less known changes in Ruby 2.7 As part of the recent Ruby Hack Challenge held at Cookpad’s Global HQ in Bristol, some people submitted patches to Ruby Core, some others decided to learn more about Ruby by exploring what’s coming in the next release.

Danger on Rails: make robots do some code review for you!

Danger on Rails: make robots do some code review for you! We, developers, spend an essential part of our work time doing code reviews. Sometimes much more time than writing code. And even spending hours couldn't save you from missing some potential problems in pull requests.We're just people, we do make ...

Simple Lightweight Option Parsing

Simple Lightweight Option Parsing Simple Lightweight Option Parsing. Contribute to leejarvis/slop development by creating an account on GitHub.Slop is a simple option parser with an easy to remember syntax and friendly API.Version 4 of Slop is aimed at Ruby 2.0 or later. Please us...

Dmitry Ishkov: Ruby on Rails optimization techniques

Dmitry Ishkov: Ruby on Rails optimization techniques There’s a reputation that Ruby on Rails apps are slow, however, because of its simplicity, readability and many good techniques and tools available out of the box, it’s easy to make ROR apps behave faster than other language frameworks.So unless y...

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